Sentences with phrase «as angry young men»

And I believe that those lawyers who practice as angry young men are making a serious mistake.

At the core of his narrative of spiritual redemption are his acts of violence as an angry young man — stabbing, rock throwing, brick hurling and baseball bat beating — that preceded Carson's sudden transformation into the composed figure who stands before voters today.

But against his story of a juvenile delinquent drama with John Derek as the angry young man on the frontier: an orphan crippled by the posse and bitter about the hand that life has dealt him.

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Then, as a young adult, I fumbled through an angry stage, one where I realized that after Joshua «fit the battle of Jericho,» God told him to kill every man, woman, and child in the city, and that coursing through some of my favorite Bible stories were the currents of genocide, xenophobia, patriarchy, and misogyny.

I get angry when confronted with Jamie Wright's real talk about the sex trade in South East Asia or when a young gay man cries into my shoulder as he recounts being turned away from his church.

• For the patience of Job for the officers in immigration removal centres as they continue to be kind and respectful to a variety of often angry young men.

The holdup artist was a large black man, his hostage a young white woman, and as an angry South Boston crowd moved in on him, he retreated to a bridge that put him in plain view of scores of gawkers.

Strong takes the audience through some early aspects of the writer's biography, like his romance with Eugene O'Neill's daughter Oona (Zoey Deutch) and his early rejections from The New Yorker, but Hoult plays Salinger as a typically frustrated young man, trying to make a creative breakthrough and angry at how closed - off New York's literary establishment seems.

But that farce — about a couple of POWs who abscond from WWII Italy with a pachyderm — struck just about everyone as mediocre and marked the end of their collaborative relationship.That same year, however, Clement took his directorial bow with the James Bond - style spy spoof Otley, with former «angry young man» Tom Courtenay as its lead.

That play ushered in a new era in British theater, often qualified as «kitchen - sink drama,» which featured «angry young men» railing at the confines of working - class and lower - middle - class life in the Britain of the fifties and early sixties.

This portrait of the angry young man as a put - down artist opens today at Enzian Theater.

Tony Richardson's ferocious version of John Osborne's famous play, starring Richard Burton as the original angry young man, returns to cinemas this weekend.

There an angry young man angle to the story, a juvenile delinquent movie in the old west, with Derek's Davey as the cocky kid who becomes bitter and angry at the world for its mistreatment of him.

Oscar Issac gave a terrific performance as Llewyn, an angry and devious Greenwich Village folk singer whose fortunes fade just as a young man called Bob Dylan arrives in town.

The character, as Ray apparently sees him, is not the charismatic hero of legend, but rather an angry young man, driven by the atrocities his family suffered during the Civil War to revenge himself on Yankees by stealing their money, first from banks, then trains.

The author's stylish language will be heard once more in the movie, fifty years after he was branded as old - fashioned amid the coming of drama's angry young men

Tom Courtenay (so fine with Charlotte Rampling in the current 45 Years) gives a classic angry - young - man performance as a borstal boy who starts training for a race while in the juvie clink.

Young farmer Johnny (Josh O'Connor) does start the film as the typical angry young man stuck in a difficult economic situation, his emotions bottled up and uncYoung farmer Johnny (Josh O'Connor) does start the film as the typical angry young man stuck in a difficult economic situation, his emotions bottled up and uncyoung man stuck in a difficult economic situation, his emotions bottled up and unclear.

They followed parallel trajectories: a 1960s childhood in south - east London, acclaimed stage work in the 1970s and on in the next decade to screen performances that gave homegrown cinema its equivalents to Method heavyweights such as Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, as well as successors to angry young men such as Albert Finney and Malcolm McDowell.

Taking a simple story of a woman angry at her husband's infidelity and throwing in some adventures with a young unmoored British man, Gerwig finds a character arc and runs with it, alternating funny, awkward, raw, and quirky as needed.

The provincial city in Weekend is never named, but the film was shot in Nottingham, in many of the same locations as Karel Reisz's landmark of kitchen - sink realism Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960), which also spans a weekend and whose characters are likewise bristling against the social climate of their time; Glen is in some ways a modern, gay version of Albert Finney's original angry young man.

SORRENTO — Humane society workers said Thursday that they watched in horror as two men - angry that the organization wouldn't take a puppy they found - drove over the young labrador mix in their pickup and sped away.

As a young man he was troubled, angry, funny and insecure.